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Item Type: Concertina
| Summary | Labels and Serial Numbers | End Frets | Fingering System | Straps and Holding Devices | Fret Baffle | Action Board | Reeds and Reed Pans | Bellows |
End Frets
Summary: A simple machine-cut pattern of stained rosewood frets, (areas of damage to both ends) in the earliest pattern of the first 2- row George Jones anglos of this period.
End Shape: Hexagonal.
End Sides: Six.
End Diameter: 158mm.
End-Profile: Flat.
End Material: Whilst the frets are of stained rosewood, the fretwork-frame and action frame edges are of stained solid mahogany.
End Bolts: Domed cheese-head brass bolts, (never usually used on most early and budget anglo production in this period - steel woodscrews being favoured), securing the fretwork end to the action frame and bellows.
Label Embouchure Pattern: Oval embouchure for maker's label (now absent) and smaller oval for LH Serial Number 609 (present, on chamois baffle).
Strap Screw-insert type: No inserts - screws (missing) direct to action frame.
Damage Summary: No case, later hand-straps, label missing, fret damage to both ends.
